Wordled Wednesday

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I’ve talked about the fantastic that is Wordle before. Basically, you can cut and paste any text into the little box, and it will make a word cloud for you of the most used words in that text.

I love this for books because it always catches my tendency to overuse just.

And like, apparently…

But, it does other superfly things as well. I can upload my blog’s RSS feed and it will scan the last ten entries.

Dang, I really love WriteOnCon, don’t I?

I wonder what happens when I do my twitter feed…

Sigh. I think what we should all take away from this is that I should definitely be writing for teens because I’m still one myself.

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20 Comments

  1. LOL, Jamie! Wordle is pretty cool. Hey, don’t feel bad – the best books for kids are written by people who never grew up. So you’re destined for greatness!

  2. I love that you wordled IRL! (Speaking of – I am finally done being sick (I think) so I am back to being a good reader…I will get it back to you soon!)

  3. LOL! I was just looking at an old wordle i did of all my twitter feeds yesterday. Genius. We need to stop thinking alike, people are gonna start talking

  4. I loves me some Wordle. It’s even my Twitter background, LOL.

    Hmm…maybe I should go play with it some more.

    1. @Anna Serra i Vidal, isn’t it, though… it’s nice to know those people that really KNOW me know just how likely I am to talk about the Wang at any given moment. 🙂

      1. @Jamie, it’s me, llunalila from Twitter, I just forget to change the name because it’s already filled in LOL!

  5. I love that “bulges” and “wang” are two of the most used words in your tweets. “Awkward” indeed!

    1. @Becka, I’m just glad they’re not two of the most words in my books! 🙂

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